First a BIG thank you to Steve for the release of UV mapper pro! Phew. Did that help me in understanding how my models actually are built up in Amapi... and the lacks that Amapi has, - and what I need to do to change my modelling! Boy... *standing ovation* :) Then, - I've made this bed spread and the pillows. The pillows are rather simple models, - but, - I made the bed spread with the folds that now are by posettes feet (it does'nt show very well). AND I found out that making the bedspread in ONE group, - with the folds and all seemed very logical for me when I modelled it, - but when I come to the texturing of it... ack! No matter how I map it, I don't seem to be able to get any "straight" shots at it, - and the idea of making a whole quilt went down the drain. How do you guys plan your models in order to be able to make a reasonably logical map? Do you use the pencil and paper first? Do you group it in your heads?? how do you plan it? Britt (Not sure this is the correct forum for this question, - but gives it a try)